Dispensers with a fine tip for the accurate dosing of liquids drop by drop. An aid for modelers who need to get glue or thinner to exactly one place.
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Accurate dosing is one of the small things a build stands on. Glue, thinner or a toning solution often need to get into a seam a few tenths of a millimeter wide, and from a bottle with a wide neck that is not possible. A dispenser with a fine tip lets you release a single drop exactly where it belongs and nowhere else. That saves not only material but above all the work of removing what has overflowed.
When gluing small parts, where the glue should stay in the joint and not on the surrounding surface. When transferring a smaller amount of liquid into a working bottle. When mixing shades, where the ratio is measured out drop by drop and has to be repeated next time. And also when applying liquids into grooves and corners, where a brush would leave a mark. They also suit the workbench outside modeling work, anywhere a small amount of liquid is measured out.
Check that the tip is clear before the first use. After work, rinse the dispenser with a product matching the liquid dosed, otherwise the residue inside will dry and block the opening; a dried tip can then be cleared with a thin wire. Do not leave aggressive thinners and cyanoacrylate glue in a dispenser needlessly long, and check the resistance to a particular liquid in the manufacturer's instructions. Close the dispenser after use so that the contents do not evaporate.
Paints, glues, thinners and other liquids are not included in the delivery, unless stated otherwise. The manufacturer states the number of pieces in the package and the dimensions.
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